he wants 100 mill
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Good for him!!! They, without directly sying so, blamed him, but never proved their case. They defamed him and, for all intents and purposes, cost him his company!The important thing in a military operation is victory, not persistence. Sun Tzu - The Art of War
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Let's hope the jury triples the damages or more. Then he could take his winnings and buy up a &%#@ load of ISC stock and start taking control of the series that ruined him. Talk about what peotic justice that would be.Have attended: Indy 500 (36), Belle Island (3), Kentucky (4), St Pete (3), Homestead (1), Texas (2) Michigan (5), Cleveland (3), Iowa (6), Chicagoland (5), IRP (2), Eldora (3)...
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All we hear is the safety police crying about it all the time about how no one can ever get hurt and how we have to do everything possible and more to see no one stubs thier toe. Well, where are those people now? Bill Simpson is a leader, maybe THE leader in safety technology and he needs all the friends he can get now. You would think all of the people who have benifitted from his efforts would have alot more to say, and publicy at that.
[ February 11, 2002: Message edited by: Dr. Austin ]I'm dead now.
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Let's hope the jury triples the damages or more. Then he could take his winnings and buy up a &%#@ load of ISC stock and start taking control of the series that ruined him.
But I do hope he wins.
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ISC is a stock company that owns tracks. NASCAR is the sanctioning body and has almost no assets, other than copyrights to the name "NASCAR" and the TV contracts, which are pass throughs.
Even if Crazy Bill had a case, which he does not, there isn't any money for him to recover from.
Who would win an ego contest between Crazy Bill "my products are like me, perfect" Simpson and Robin "my opinions are straight from God" Miller?
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Even if Crazy Bill had a case, which he does not, there isn't any money for him to recover from.
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Yea, the France family is hurtin' something awful. Why, I bet they had to skip a weekend on the boat just pay the attorney to file an answer.
Originally posted by SamC:
<STRONG>ISC is a stock company that owns tracks. NASCAR is the sanctioning body and has almost no assets, other than copyrights to the name "NASCAR" and the TV contracts, which are pass throughs.
Even if Crazy Bill had a case, which he does not, there isn't any money for him to recover from.
Who would win an ego contest between Crazy Bill "my products are like me, perfect" Simpson and Robin "my opinions are straight from God" Miller?</STRONG>
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Originally posted by SamC:
<STRONG>ISC is a stock company that owns tracks. NASCAR is the sanctioning body and has almost no assets, other than copyrights to the name "NASCAR" and the TV contracts, which are pass throughs.
Even if Crazy Bill had a case, which he does not, there isn't any money for him to recover from.
Who would win an ego contest between Crazy Bill "my products are like me, perfect" Simpson and Robin "my opinions are straight from God" Miller?</STRONG>
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NASCAR may not have many assets, but it does have a very important item... revenue stream. Every item that is shown with the NASCAR logo, every official product of NASCAR, every piece of souvenir merchandise that has a NASCAR logo on it, generates a royalty that is paid to NASCAR, not ISC.
The payments may come in as nickles and dimes, but there are truckloads of them every day that get delivered to Daytona Beach.
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This will be setteled out of court and no one will ever know how much NASCAR's pay him!
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Originally posted by Fueler:
<STRONG>NASCAR may not have many assets, but it does have a very important item... revenue stream. Every item that is shown with the NASCAR logo, every official product of NASCAR, every piece of souvenir merchandise that has a NASCAR logo on it, generates a royalty that is paid to NASCAR, not ISC.
The payments may come in as nickles and dimes, but there are truckloads of them every day that get delivered to Daytona Beach.</STRONG>"It was actually fun, because you're back fully driving again in these trucks. Ninety percent of the tracks we go to in the IRL, you're flat-out. I was having to lift off the corners some here." - Buddy Rice
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